Sentence examples for constituency of both from inspiring English sources

The House was considering a measure to give tax advantages to small businesses, debating the sort of imperfect but well-intentioned legislation that would have previously breezed through since it was aimed at a favored constituency of both parties and provided tangible benefits in a rocky economy.

But the constituencies of both parties were sufficiently diverse, both demographically and ideologically, to mute the differences between them.

The constituencies of both Rochdale and Rotherham also appear relatively high up the list despite the lack of high-profile candidates, due in part to the recent child abuse allegations in the area.

The FN made inroads in constituencies of both the right and left, and finished second in a number of towns.

Given the constructive engagement between US Latinos and Jews throughout the decades, this initiative can provide fertile ground for further interaction and mutual support and is being enthusiastically endorsed by constituencies of both communities throughout the country.

Despite rising to the office of President Pro Tempore in 1896, Goebel became the subject of much opposition from constituencies of both parties in Kentucky after the passage of the law.

This Rawlsian account of the constituency of public reason is both epistemically and normatively idealized.

He was subsequently selected as candidate for the more winnable constituency of Bodmin, and became both an admirer and personal friend of Thorpe, who in turn was impressed by Bessell's apparent business acumen.

Sir Cyril represented the constituency of Rochdale as an MP, both for the Liberal Party and the Liberal Democrats, for 20 years.

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Mr Osborne was warned he faced protests from constituents in his Cheshire constituency of Tatton.